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Advice 90 Mothers. = MRS. WINSLow'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at oncei it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from paiu and the little
cherub, awakes as "bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums, allays all pain relieves Wind regrL
ates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea. whether arising from teething or
other causes. twenty-five cents bottle
ianl6 FNSwSw1v
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No one article of every day is susceptible change
caprcous in its changes from
tionery,-writing and envelopes
just at present fashion demands the of white plain
betaonery Of the Equality and finest textures still
many fancy styles that lind which for some purposes
are preferable In general stock however assortment all
kinds must be kept to supply the wants Of different people, who
nave widely different ideas as to which is best.
AT all times we try to have in stationery department
ehensve variety all the prevailing kinds from which
toners can make satisfactory selections the
the assurance that they getting the Style Another
feature Of this department. of all departments store
price we had rather sell big quantity small profit than
quantty az ag profit IL makes business divides
why we are selling high grade Of linen paper
twenty Four cents isn't large worth saving
and well enough to bear that in mind when
writing paper
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FM&w&wly
THOUSANDS wILLINGIy rrsrIrv,

THOUSANDS WILLINGLY TESTIFY,
That there is no use in being deceived by spu-
rlous goods or injured by quack medicines
That rheumatism, sclatica, lung trouble, kidney
disease, dyspepsia, malaria, etc. can best be
cured by external remedies.
That the best external remedy is Allcocks Pc
rons Plaster, the original and genuine article
That Allcock's Porous Plasters ought to be
kept by all families.
That they can be depended on every time
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Every testino niai we publish of Adam.
sons Botanic Cough Balsam is genuine. We
hereby offer reward of five thousand dollars for
evidence proving otherwise in single case. f.
W. Kinsman g. Co." Trial bottles 10 cents.
aug8 eod&w
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BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
THURsDAY-Ambrose Quain. Michael Conley,
ntoxicatiUh; each 80 days in county jail
Fred Shaw, larceny; 80 days in county jail.
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Angostnra Esitteps are the best remedy for
removing indigestion aud all diseases originating
from the digestive organs. Beware of counter
feits. Ask your grocer or druggist for the genu-
Inc article, manufactured by DIR. =. 8. B. siegert
& Sons. aug9ecdSwlw
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If you are tired taking the large, oid-fashion I'd
gripping pills, try Carter's Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. man can't stand every
thing. One pill dose.
aug9 d&wlw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LfNGHAvED VISITING CARDS Hv
~ mail during June, July and August only
Engraved plate and 80 cards for sI.OO, INCLUDING
postage. Plate good for 10000 impressions. Sat
for sample sheet, w. w. DAVIS CO., Wedding
Stationers, 43 West Street, Boston. my3OeOd3m
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AUCTION sALA
!. 0. BAILEY & co. Az
TRUSTEES SAL

nN WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF August, A.
" d., 1887. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, we
shan sell by public sale, at the Auction Rooms Of
r. o. Bailey Co., No 20 Exchange Street, Port
land Maine, the following claims and assets be-
longing To the estate Of Fhinney Il Jackson, VIZ:
Claim against U s. y. Aries, Sc. Pierre, Martin
iqne, for S2252.76.
Claim against Antonio A. Aeeyida, CalbarIen,
Cuba, for Sill, 910.24
Claim against Juan Fuentes Co., Cardenls,
Cuba, for S32 ,211.97.
Claim against Washington 4 Co., Cardenas.
Cuba, for Sl2, 1903 SO.
Claim against Ed. Boyer. Pointe a Pitre Guada-
l0upe, for s139OS7.
Claim against j. Ferran Ponce, Porto Rico
Spanish Gold, for 100000.
Claim against U. s. Government for Oyerpaid
duties, S5,40G.1S.
Also Cooper Shop. on Browns Wharf, formerly
occupied by Phinney & Jackson.
The amounts VI the above claims are not guar
anteed, but given as they appear ON the books Of
fhinney & jackson. and the same will be sold
subject 70 all valid set ofs deductions and cOun-
The undersigned, In making sale Of the above
property, Will sell all the right, title and interest
~ the same which they acquired by virtue Of
9eea Of trust from Phinney jackson, dated
september 10Th, 1888, and no more Terms cash.
MARK T.. EMERY Trustees Of the late
FRANCIS FEssENDEN, firm q
HOkAIIOQ WHEELER.) PhlDney & Jackson
IOitdhu, August 10th, 1887. aug1 ldtW
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Special attention will be given to private and
yachting parties at sThe Waldo" je27-eodtf
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ROOMS.

DOOms wANTED-Two ladies desire ftirn-
Ia tshed rooms, with board, In private family;
one room 10 be ON the second floor, the other TO
have nnObstructed,n northern or eastern light; To-
cation in the western part Of the city, and near a
horse car line preferred. Address Ii. B. SKEELE,
317 DanfOrth street. 81
Doom TO LET - A gentleman can find
~ large square room up one flight at 271 CUM
BERLAND STREET; private family. 81
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BOARD.


BOARD WANrED-FOr man wife and lit
lp tie girl between one and two years old; terms
must be moderate. Address b. W., Portland Daily
Press ONCE. FL
DLEAsANT SUMMER ROARD-Apd
IL instruction In all branches of Painting and
Drawing, also French and German by natural
method, ElOcution and voice Training music
lpano and volin) II desired. For further particu-
lars address Misses M. b. & S. p. STEVENS, New
Gloucester, Maine. PA
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Hot Days

Have weakening effect, causing loss of strength
and languor of mind as well as body. This con.
dition permits the development of affections and
diseases otherwise inactive In such cases the
system readily rallies under the influence of
Hoods sarsaparilla, which purihes the blood.
tones and strengthens the digestive organs, and
infuses fresh life and energy. Try it this season.
"My wife and myself were both generally run
down. Hoods Sarsaparilla brought us out of that
tired feeling, and made us feel like young people
again. 1t has done more for us than all other med
icines together" RICHARD HAwKHURsT, Amity-
vile, Long Island, N. Y
"When took Hoods Sarsaparilla that heav-
ness in my stomach left; the dizziness in my head
and the gloomy, respondent feeling disappeared
began to get stronger, my blood gained better
circulation, the GOODNESS in my hands and feet left
me, and my kidneys do not bother me as before"
G. w. HULL, Attorney-atlaw. Millersburg, o.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. ST. six for So. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell
Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ADJurANr GENERALS OFFICE
Augusta August 10, 1887. !
DR0POSALS will be received at this Office until
saturday, o'clock a. M, August 18TH, for
furnishing 800 Military Coats, same as pattern
now In this ofhee also for making and trimming
800 pairs trousers; and furnishing 300 Cork Hell
NETS, black; 300 of each to be made and deliver
ed by September =, 1887. We reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids.
q. j. GALLAGHER,
aug1ld3t Adjutant and G. NJ General
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ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.

V,HIRTY-SEVENTH year begins September
Il 9Th, 1887. For circulars or special infcrma-
ton, address HORACE L. SMITH, LII. d., Dean,
Albany, N. Y. ie17eod1Ow
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Union Desk Go Boston, Mass will
place on examination and for sale, at J1l Ii
Congress Street, up one flight, number Of
their celebrated Roll Top Desks in Cherry, Black
Walnut, and Antique Oak, at Manufacturers
prices; these Desks are frst-class in all respects.
Call and examine.
C.. F.JELLERSON,
aug11eod3ts Manufacturers Agent.
WANTED-A drug store in Maine, on line Of
w Rail Road. Address stating amount Of
stock and fixtures with full particulars, to
M0XIE, care Portland Press. 12-1
ITO LET'S story brick house, No. 10 Gray ST.
IL contains 10 rooms, bath room and furnace; ;
possession given Sept. list. 1887. n. S. GARDI-
NER, No 40 Exchange st. 12-l
VHANTED-An honest, energetic, well edu-
w Gated young man, 10 to "a years of age, to
learn the wholesale shoe business. SHAW. GOD
ING s. CO., 164 TO 160 Middle street. 12-1
ITO LET-Good board, with rooms. SO STATE
IL STREET, cor. Gray. 12-1
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

Six O'Clock dinners at The Waldo" je27,
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RACES.

Unequalled for purity-Index Soap.
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DR.. t. C. S. Berry has sold his residence
on Water street in Houlton to A. l.. Lum-
bert, Esq. 1t is the Doctors intention to re-
move to Riverside, Cal.
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Wa,iEtD-By young man a situation "a
DoGIhIkceePer or clerk; am a graduate OF
DorIleieiai college and have had nne years ex
p perehse u keep1g books and three years in gro
LongWharf, Portland Me. VI w. w.
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ROlfe Grammar school,
IO6 kfarshsII Avenue.
Fall Term Begins Sept. 26tn.

Apply for admission to L. n. Fis.ay, Bss.,
or TO the Principal, at lO5 MNshall avenus.
X. ". ROLYE. prirelpai.
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Nrv YoRK, September 2.-Tbere
were no new developments In the Bait.
imoe and Ohio matters today. bu, the
operators GU the Stock Exchange clin3
TO the theory tbs, the sale Of the e1
press company means the DISSOLUTION
Of the company, ~ far ~ iIs enter
prizes outside Of the railroad busineSl
re concern,d. As far a. eau bs
harmed, II 10 all a matter Of conjecture
Tbs telegraph linss, u IL get orally be-
lIevtd, viii 10 n tie Western Union
bat 20 fac q can be lesrned regarding
neg ltistions said 10 he In progress
Mr.. Paartsll was asked II he though
the Western Uninn would buy the
Baltimore snd 0hio telegraph, bu
gave an eyasiye reply. George Gould
ssid there was nothing new rigardirl
the matter 10 bic know edge.
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TARIFF REFQRMERS.
Conferences Between the presIdent
and Mr. Carlisle.
The Pfsn Conforms wish the Presf-
dents Interpretation OF che
Tarin Rcsslutfsn.

wAsHHeros, September 9Th,
Evening Star this afternoon pub
lishss the following: There vii
be measure brought forward by III,
tariff ref,rmen as soon as Congress,
sonveDes which will likely have the
indorssment OF the administration.
The President, tbs Secretary OF the
Treasury and Speaker Carlisle have
bsen considering the matter since
C,ngress adjsurned, and Il lie not i'm.
probable that the present visit OF Mr..
Carlisle 20 the President at Oak View
will result In the elimination Of their
plan, IT is possible that the Speakers
visit to Washington at this time was
expressly for the purpose OF copsult.
ing with the President upon this sub.
1ect. Ii 10 expected at ths Treasury
Department that Secretary Fairchilo.
Who is nov on his vacation, will soon
return to Washington. 1t Is probs ole
thai he comse to meet the Pfesident
and Mr.. Carlisle.
The result OF the Allentown con.
ventlon Is quite satisfactory ~ the
eArih reformes. They propose 10
take advantage Of the sitnailon and
present plan for the reduction OF the
revenues. The plan being prepared
will conform strictly with the tariff
Sesolution there adopted. as II liz con-
ssrued by the President. l.
will abolish the tobacco ttx,
bot leave the whisky tax where
IL is, and will make q large red action
In the customs dulies on necessities Of
lie, In accordance with the Prssident's
uttsranoes upon the subject. The Ia.
teTnal revenue feature Ia sdmitted M
q compromise. and will be tolerated
emily In connection with q very posi-.
tive reduction Of customs. There will
Do no acknowledgment OF protection.
II 10 likely that the reduction OF the
customs will be more sweeping than
Mr.. Randall would agree 10, thongd II
Is Gopsd that the whole party can b.
srossht to work together harmo.
Mr.. Scott wa, ia Washington shoIt
ly before the Allentown convs ution
aud talked the matter over with the
President and Secretary Faironild.
Editor Singerly conferred with the
Preeiden, likewise, ID will be remem
bered, In his yacht on the Potomac.
Tho administration Ia fully committed
% eirons attitude on the tariff.
While there has been no general con.
terence Of large number OF mon Ia
enc pace, tho,o has been important
consultation between individuals. |
leaders and the President.
Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, who 10 10 b. |
chairman OF the Ways snd Means
Committee Ina the next House, 10 in |
the city and has had conferences With |
n. OsTlisle.
The Bureau OF s atietcs has been
called upon for figures on customs du.
Ties, 10 SHOW just where ths mott ei.
ieeiive reductions can be- made, and
hev the revenues would bo effected
kheroby.
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virtue I,s o~s Inward.
Albany journal.

A gentleman residing in IN,
suburbs o. Albany was recently
called TO The door BY a raced urchin
who eaid: Some boys have been
stealing your pears, mister. I wanted
some, but wouldn't steal, 80
thought ! would ask you 10 give me
a fcw.' Struok by the boys hon.
esly, tho gentleman gave him a can.
iul OF pe.t., but directed the gar
dener 70 follow him. Tho man did
so, and reported that the boy ran
around tho corner whore he found
two OF his companions who were
dividing Tho stolen pears aud adding
bis ON supply TO theirs, exclaimed
He 81, like Huoker. boys."
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NJ ysIBLg VETERANS.
a q. a. n. Pest Dsseanee. the No
Leafs AEsres stiss.

OLxvrLASD. o., September ,.--The
Members oio J. Crane poa,, Gand
Army Of he Republic. have ado pied
resolutions witch dfclarei
"rhN this post looks with disap
probation and condemnation upon
every aud aly de uunsiri,ion of disre
spect toward the letally clnslituud
Executive Of tie national government,
the sane being subvsrsiye OF the ioun.
da i,n prlnoiplcn Of the Grand Amy
q the X pubic, a. got 10Th Ia thu
third efction IL article eleven, and
furthermore we hops ard rust that
the d. paftment In is c1uvocallon at
III Louis will take such ucllon a. will
demonstrate that the Grand Amy OF
the Rspub g "a aot AN organ ,tlon
Tor pcli zeal plip ees or rough ich
- m,nifssi mAif., haired OF ili will
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Hand w.. Ives.

NV YoRK. September 2.-Jndge
Licomb today dissolved the res,raiL'
log order In the mi iuction sough, by
George II. Bland ngainS, Henry s. Ives
a Co. and the ekholders Of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road, to
set aside the issus Of $40. 100000 pie
i.ued ,tock Of that road. Bot ex.J Judge
Waterbury, counsel for Bland, wac
permitted to submit a brief Of the care
to the court tomorro~. Judge Lacomb
said no had heard nothing on the or
giment which led him TO think the
Uoite0 States courts had Jurisdiction,
and vacated the restraining order, but
without specifying a reason, promis
ing 10 recsive ard give immediate At
ten;ion TO bliei from tho plant IT q
c0u sel tomorrow mornirg.
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preaching at Msrvino chapel, five
miles east Of here, the rockawsy
horse became frightened and ran
away. tearing the conveyance to atoms
and breaking Mrs. Nuns leg above
the ankle. and seriously hurtiag her
hip. TIE others escaped with slight
burts.
Harbsr, the young msn who stole
young Tsylor's horSe In July, was con-
yicted today and given six years in
the penitontiary.
Col. I. A. Hamilton, OF Memphis,
reached here today, and will speak
t0mafFnU
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STATE OF TRADE.
z. g. Dun 4 Co.'s Weekly Review
OF tho Business World.
sale 81 tho Baltimore ana Ohio
Express supplies CASE,
for n Tgne.

Nw York. September 2-R. @.
Dun q Co. in their weekly review Of
trade, say: joyful rallies in the mar
kets for The moment hide the effects OF
failures aud frauds in rather unusual
number. This sale Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Express Company supplies
cash for some time 10 come, but does
not involve adjustment Of other inter.
eSts as the street imsgines. The salS
Of valuable securities by the Oregon
Transcontinental probably looks to q
change In the mar agsment OF that and
connected companies, rather than to
general liquidation. Bot all these ard
other changes do not remove the dit
ticulties which excessive speculation
has caused. Revlving c)rfldence In
this market seems TO have for the
chief basis belief that heavy oper.
ators want prices higher, rather than
we'll founded assurance Of change In
the condition OF properties or In busi.
ns'a
Reports are unchanged "a to wheat.
still conh citing as to corn and decided
ly more uufsvorab.e ss to cotton, the
irjdry In the Memphis district being
reported at I'll per cent. in Tepnesses,
and from 25 to 20 per cent. In adj AGENT
parts OF Alabama, Mississippi and Ar
kapsss. New Orleans also reports
prospects declining week by week.
In come parts Of the Northwest corn
was materially helped by rains, la
others scarcely at all.
Trade reports are uniformly en-.
couraRing, with fair collections at ell
points hssrd from, aud q generally
improved outlook for trade.
Money 10 Stringent and In brisk de.
mand at some poiDts, but general In
fair supply.
The boot and shoe trade In better,
with moro Satisfactory orders from
regions OF drouth than were expected. 4
Dry goods reports show improve
ment with fair movement In light |
woolens, though the demand does not |
yet Start much Of the idle machinery.
Wool remains dull, the unloading
Of Western spectators having come
sooner than Was expected.
Failures In the iron and coal trades |
have q Encouraging tendency. Large
Offers Of Southern iron are reported |
without bidders, but prices for the |
best Rrsdes are not changed.
The Business failures throughout
the country during the last seven days
number for the Uni:ed States l75, |
Canada "a, total 1879; compared with |
lS5 last week and 100 for the CORE.
spending week last year.
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ssrrIaEe at slaskxIIIe.
iarI0,a. 10 ~. arr....l

tr,nKy.uE. Ma, September a.
Mr. Henry Davis and Mits May Wat.
sop, both OF the 4. aHd n College,
were msIri,d In ihs Msihodht oAutoh
last nisht by zoe Rev. Mr.. Make, re.
tor Il zoe Abe desn X ,iscopal church
The church was beautifully decorated.
and tvoythlfe pAseed n very nitely.
The hfdsl luplr leit Immediately on
a tour through ibe NORTH,
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nrssarlsIe,. sou...I

NOMINAL, september 2,-MeGarIgle
10 determined TO make a hard fight.
He has retained J. J. Currap, Qdeen's
cou sci end member Of Parliament,
here, ard Dalton Mccarthy. q teens
coutse., rnd b. b 0Sler, Queens conn.
sel, In Toronto. lie IL being constant.
y Swallowed, a. Ia the G flee Of his To.
ronto lawyere, where no was seen on
Tdesday. A bill IN bis case will be
presrut,d TO the grand jury mex, Tnes-
dsy
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COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
Lisisftb CoustJ OBcers Appsinted
by the Mate Hoard.
lsPn0IAL TO rHE ArPkA

~ the Mate hoard.
isrEoiAL TO rHI ArPkAL.I
JA@sos, Miss, ssplem Dor Eth,
State Board of Com missIonsrs Of Elsc
ton met here and appointed commits
sioners oil elections for the sovers
counties az follows:
Alcorn--J. o. Ijsms, John Dslwortb
q. ID. Winston.
Amlte-Geo. A. McGshes, Y. @
Wren, Petsr X ,bineon.
Altsla-Jas w. White, q. U. "a.
wards. X. N Sweat.
Benton-Jobn H. Med )nald, ]. II
Rees, BasGom Crawford.
Cslhoun-A. g. b. Spencer. y. NJ
A n'strong. j. l.. Lyon.
Chickasaw-A. Carlisle. G gorge s
Fostsr, Sam Allen.
Choctsw-y. s. Holloway, T. J
Boon, q. W. Burhs.
Olsiborpe-D Iyid ID. Irwin, Frank
III. Foote. III. Wickoff.
Clarke-J. M Smiley, L. y. Hardee
]. l.. Seay.
Olay-T. B. Dalton, L. IL. Bonds
Isasc Cromwell.
Ooahoms-Robert X. Bobo. Geotg,
b. Lsavli. Robert Ware.
Covington--D. q. Buchan, W, N
Williamson, X NJ, Webster.
Frank int. M. Wilmington, II. q
Batter, Nelson A pplewhile.
Grenada-J. 4. Garner, w. ID. Hol
ly, J seph Philips.
Hsncock- James M. Martin, 8. ].
U IL, John l.. Collins.
ii rlson--C X Everette, w. L,
Walthall. WIG Henderson.
Hinda-J. w. Horn, G. 8. Spsup,
Henry Harris.
Holmes-B. A. Shepherd, s. y.
Horton, W. A. brennan.
I'eaquena-J b Lsatherman, r, b.
Phipps, 3. II. Highland.
ltawamha-J. A. Wisgal, j. J. Wal.
ker, l.. M. Elliott.
Jaokson-E Bloomfield, W X Bilbo,
J. w. Fefhll.
Jasper-G. w. Aipsworth, W. B.
M orris, T. u. Hesss.
Lswrerce-L. q. Wslborp, 8. Il
Parkman, II. M,yson.
Leaks-T. O. Spencer, p. Il. Will.
Jams, II. q. Tate.
Lea. X. Fns,r, T. s. Greene, ".
q Gibson.
La,re-G. W. Arnold, J. l.. DA.
yidson. Luke Wilks.
LincOlo-0. W. E,sterling, J. W.
MeGfstb, Harry Smith.
M 'rlon-R J Bylis, j. NJ. Ford,
Silss Blown.
Maruhall-J. X. Oockeron. M. G..
Har lin. Geo. Alexar der.
Montgnmey-E. o. HunlIey, J. A,
Binfort, John Vaughan.
N,shoba-Thoa. PEBBLES, ]. A..
Gresves, ]. N. Coghl,n.
NJxubFe--P T. Fsrrir, n. Y. An.
j. A. Nicholson.
Panola-N q. Knox, Il. A. Carlton,
Chsa Baker.
Pixies. A. Matthews. p. K. Sim
mona. Bsth Collins.
Pontotoc--Dsnisl Pilts, w. ID. In.
man, BIN Duucan.
P,enii s-R J. Moore, w. q. Lucy,
sr., l. l.. Brown.
q dtmsn-J J. Burltyson, W. O.
Cooper. Levy Pickle.
Scott. l.. Ponder, Charles N.
Sisrist. J. w. P.eeton.
shaikey-Jno J. Jeof. II ]. Wright,
R1hl. Blown.
smpsrn-T l. Mendsbhall, A. q.
Brfy, w., II l.. 6uyon.
Smith-C ~. Lancaelef. Milton
MoNait, ]. II. Childre.
suohowst-w B Welborn, +. NJ.
Robinson, james King.
ripp,h-R ! Hill. W. L. Smith,
* W Oassett.
TishamiLgo-w. A. II. shackleiord
W A. s5ulhsr', v. McNas'ere
unlon-J. l.. Grace, ID. q. Williams
J y Jarvis.
Wsshin ton Thee. Pohl, VIM
Gf III Pclor Mitchell.
IaiobsNs--S Is. Brown, J. O.P,ge
Robert l. O,llns.
Ys1o-O Y. Emory, II N Russell
Water Tucker.
The remaining twenty hge counter
we're passed ipT various ress Ins.